Concept explainer
Patient intelligence
Explains the per-patient intelligence view Falcon builds from the record, and how it presents a patient's picture to the clinician reading it.
Falcon builds a per-patient intelligence view from the record and presents a patient's picture to the clinician reading it. It draws the record together into one view and leaves the reading and the deciding to the clinician.
The patient intelligence view is a per-patient summary Falcon builds from the record. It gathers what a clinician wants at hand for one patient and presents it as a single picture rather than as several screens.
What the view holds
The view draws the record's own entries together, each still pointing back to where it lives.
Verified laboratory and imaging results returned against orders.
Orders open for the patient and where each one stands.
Scheduled doses and tasks that fall due for the patient.
Coded conditions carried across the patient's encounters.
How a measured value moves across the record over time.
Built from the record
Only the record holds a patient's clinical data. Falcon asks the record for what it needs and reads it in place, so the view stays a reading of the record rather than a second copy of it.
Because the view reads the record directly, a result verified a moment ago and an order placed a moment ago both appear as the record holds them.
The clinician reads and decides
The view carries one shape throughout. Falcon prepares the picture, the clinician reads it and decides, and the record keeps who decided and when.
The picture is a reading, not a ruling
Falcon draws the record together and presents it. The clinical decision stays with the clinician, and the record records who acted, so the view supports a decision without standing in for one.
A patient's picture
Access and the patient lens
The view resolves against the record, so it opens under the same access decision that governs the record. A clinician sees the picture their role and their current care relationship to the patient permit.
The patient lens holds at the record read path, so a view a clinician is entitled to open shows that patient's picture, and a clinician without a care relationship reaches the record through the defined emergency-access path, which records the clinician, the time and the stated reason.
Consent travels with the view
The patient's own directives about their record apply to the intelligence view as they apply to the record itself. The view presents the entries the patient's consent and the clinician's care relationship together permit.
Common questions
Does the view store a separate copy of the record?
The view reads the record in place and presents it. The record stays the one place a patient's clinical data lives, and the view reflects it as it stands.
Who can open a patient's intelligence view?
A clinician whose role and current care relationship to the patient permit it. Access to the view follows the same decision as access to the record.
Does the view make a clinical decision?
The view prepares a picture for the clinician to read. The decision stays with the clinician, and the record keeps who decided.
Read where each figure in the picture traces back to in where a number comes from.